The makers of Harsha Chemudu’s Least Eligible Bachelor have started work on the second season after receiving immediate approval from ETV Win. The title was registered today, and the team has now begun the script development process.

The first season reportedly worked well for the OTT platform, encouraging the management to quickly greenlight another instalment.

While details about the storyline and release plans are yet to be announced, the decision to move ahead with the sequel indicates the platform’s confidence in the franchise. More updates about Least Eligible Bachelor 2 will be out soon.

In a recent interview, Regina Cassandra shared her views on the ongoing debate between Bollywood and the South Indian film industry. Responding to Janhvi Kapoor and Radhika Apte’s comments about feeling pressured into certain roles and pairings in South Indian films, Regina said established actors can say no if they are not comfortable. If they have a problem with a script or something on the sets, they can walk away rather than later claim they had no choice.

She also spoke about how film shoots work differently in Mumbai and the South. Bollywood films usually follow strict call sheets and schedules, while Southern films can have more flexible schedules, with some scenes being planned on the day of the shoot. However, Regina said actors know the basic story, their characters and the film’s theme before they agree to be part of it.

Regina also spoke against generalising the entire South Indian film industry based on a few experiences. She shared her own experience with Kesari 2, saying Dharma Productions left her out of promotional activities and song credits despite the fact that she played Akshay Kumar’s wife. She felt that such treatment can happen in Bollywood too, and actors should address their issues without blaming an entire film industry.

Kannada star Yash, well known for KGF franchise, made two films this year and released them in 2 months gap. One is his long-delayed Toxic and other is Ramayana, out today.

In both movies he played negative shaded roles and the thing here is, he has failed to make a mark with Toxic, a big box office failure and in Ramayana, he played the menacing Ravana. It’s been more two months since Toxic was released but there was no sign of its release, even his new movie Ramayana was out today.

Fans of Yash are celebrating his role as Ravana, but in the meantime, there are waiting for the OTT release announcement. So, Yash, who put in efforts for the films on camera and behind camera tasted mixed results. It remains to be seen when Toxic will arrive in the digital world.